Zulu Casualty Bases

[Brian Smaller]

Anything to get dice off the table. These are bases from Warbases in the UK.

http://woolshedwargamer.com/2016/02/24/zulu-casualty-bases/

Cheers
Brian

[Mad Guru]

Great work & thanks for posting!  I am a big fan of using casualties and other visually appropriate bits & pieces as replacements for dice, chits, or other "unit status" markers during games.  Another useful type for later 19th Century Colonial warfare is ammo boxes.

[Brian Smaller]

So true. Check these by Wargamign with Silver Whistle. I love his work.

http://wargamingwithsilverwhistle.blogspot.co.nz/2012/09/supply-dump.html

[Mad Guru]

Could not absolutely agree more, Brian!  Pat, AKA: Silver Whistle, has one of my all-time favorite blogs.  His painting and terrain-building work is fantastic, and the Zulu War armies and terrain he did a few years ago -- including some great converted camp vignettes using Perry ACW figures, and a bunch of those custom-made ammo and supply elements you refer to -- were among the very best.

[Brian Smaller]

I so loved his work that I copied the basing style.

[miltiades]

 

[pbjunky1]

You've done a good job, they are really nice. I did a similar thing with the Warbase bases but for Dark Ages. It really livens the board up to have figures on it besides the rank & file. In our case we needed them anyway as it was for Hail Ceaser games but whatever the need they do look  aesthetically pleasing.